the good news is he has clarence darrow, one of the foremost defense attorneys in the country, maybe ever forced offense. he talks about the plight of african-americans in this country and talks about the law and makes his defense base of legal principles of self-defense and as you might imagine, but he says the law has made -- talk with african-americans, but man has not. what has been done? not what it's a london. as you know, you've taken an oath to the constitution and he introduced bills, you laws, you're a lawmaker. we are a nation of laws, not me. that's incredibly important principle we teach our children in civic classes and also law school but we need something out when we say only that, and that is we can of well-crafted laws, by statute, nice constitutional provisions of the people who are responsible for enforcing those laws deciding how to exercise their discretion, if they are not good and decent, then you have a problem. that was best encapsulated another part of the summation where he said the matter what laws with fast, no matter what precautions we take unless the

news of the outbreak trickett stampedes to ratu darrow's hospitals hundreds of frightened women wanted to get themselves and their children tested for hiv as quickly as possible officials are still investigating but they believe a local pediatrician may be responsible for infecting at least 500 people most of them children by reducing contaminated syringes. within these kids are getting sick in the general population the doctors and their advice and i.v. medications probably that repeated exposure to strangers. b.b. thought her child ali was just having a cold when he had fever but when she heard about the outbreak she took ali for screening and the bad news came. out of the local shrine of obama were in great pain the day we heard about our son being diagnosed hiv positive we went through many sleepless nights i wanted to get our son looking healthy again and only be heartbroken for a child who just turned 10 recently but. health workers have screened tens of thousands of people but this is not the 1st outbreak to hit the district in recent years more than a 1000 people in the region

society and the well yes right in the head as they say i mean i had to look at this point tonight over darrow's i'm going to friend of mine who's a film director and i said you know i i don't think anyone in japan under. under forty or even fifty cares about the new emperor really. and he turned to me and he said are you kidding you said no one under seventy cares about the new emperor and if you get forty and fifty. but you know ways we're talking about it we're saying you know maybe that's a good thing because if you lived in a country where people were obsessed about the emperor. that could be quite dangerous and scary i mean one of the things that you and as managed to elude or avoid in the twenty first century is this kind of populistic hyper nationalistic rhetoric that you see in many countries in the west including the united states including great britain including parts of western europe japan as not so far fallen into that gutter of nationalistic populism there are nationalists here but japan hasn't turned that way as a majority of the population of us so in some ways you feel that th

injuries after being hit by a car in san francisco this morning happened about 09:00am and to visit darrow and center streets and the lower pacific heights neighborhood. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. in san francisco water has not been restored to residents after a water main break. it was reported about 6 30 this morning and the west portal in forest hill neighborhoods near dewey circle. the break happened in a cast iron pipe that was first installed in 1920 repair crews are on the job all afternoon. they finished up just before 3 o'clock some roads in that area remain closed. >>was another nice day around the bay area temps starting to warm up just a bit outside still hazy it's possible. it's not a bad hays has that see he's that moisture kind of building up in the atmosphere looking from alcatraz right now will sail boat out there on the waters too a little breeze out there right now that's the one thing the breezes a little bit stronger this afternoon as high pressure tryi

the news of the outbreak triggered stampedes to rotto darrow's hospitals hundreds of frightened women wanted to get themselves and their children tested for hiv as quickly as possible. officials are still investigating but they believe a local pediatrician may have infected at least 500 people most of them children by reusing contaminated syringes. that's one of the most common causes of h i v infection in pakistan health officials estimate more than 100000 people are infected nationwide and out of them i don't we do 425000 diagnosed and i don't 15000 of them are on treatment actually this means we have around 75 pows or pows and. people. diagnose the auden didn't publish and then the obvious but i think this source. tariq rule was diagnosed almost a year ago by then he had already infected his wife who in turn had infected their 3 year old daughter terri sniff you a nice are also infected even though they are all receiving treatment the disease has turned their lives upside down. so they are not going to live with that and i got my blood screened in large qana where it was revealed t

and the well yes right in the head as they say i mean i have to look at this point tonight over darrow's on the friend of mine who's a film director and i said you know i i don't think anyone in japan under. under forty or even fifty cares about the new emperor really. and he turned to me and he said are you kidding you said no one under seventy cares about the new emperor and if you get forty and fifty. but you know ways we're talking about it we're saying you know maybe that's a good thing because if you lived in a country where people were obsessed about the emperor. that could be quite dangerous and scary i mean one of the things that you and as men it's to elude or avoid in the twenty first century is this kind of populistic hyper nationalistic rhetoric that you see in many countries in the west including the united states including great britain including parts of western europe japan as not so far fallen into that gutter of nationalistic populism there are nationalists here but japan hasn't turned that way as a majority of the population overall so in some ways you feel that that

. >> for anyone here who may still be interested in 400 to visit darrow, that item has been continued. that will place us on item 17. 1370 wallace avenue, conditional use authorization. >> good evening, commissioners. michael christianson, department staff. the item before you is the request for a conditional use authorization to establish a 680 square-foot agriculture use at 1370 wallace avenue with an existing two-story warehouse building located within the p.d.r. core zoning district and a height and bulk district. the project includes the physical modification of the building to align it with the side lot line. it is an irregularly shaped lot located along a former rail would right of way, and existing building overlaps over that property line. the project would realign the building wall, reducing the size from 6,340 square feet, 260180 square feet. the project sponsor is an existing temporary permit holder operating with authorization from the city's office of cannabis. the operator has been operating at the site since june of 2015. it was previously operated as a metal fabricati

san francisco, 63 in the mission. 63 'em bark darrow. the north bay. a warm 77 in napa. my extended forecast for all the moms on mother's day on sunday looks really nice. in san francisco maybe you're heading there for brunch. fog in the morning. sun in the afternoon. we'll be at 60. clouds coming back by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. that's going to switch it up next week. we're looking at temperatures right about near average. inland valleys going to 76 here on mother's day for sunday. then eventually we drop it down next week as the clouds start to increase by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and into next friday you could see it's not going to be too hot. we'll see it eventually drop down to a cooler 69 degrees. so sharks game tomorrow, whatever you have happening on saturday looks good. mother's day great. we kind of sandwiched in the two best days out of the next seven coming this weekend. >> bravo. >> i think i deserve a three-day weekend like maybe monday off or something like that. if our bosses are watching. there you go. >> i say yes. >> all right. thanks. >>

silence) ♪ >>and very good sunday morning to you as we take this live look outside to of the market darrowbridge. and they see some overcast skies and in san francisco hope you're enjoying your early sunday morning, hi everybody i'm already gonzales this war is here with the a single mile forecast you've got that right and for this death we've got clearing skies into the afternoon. but if you want to have a harvey on the patio the chill off so sweater got the wins and got so that's all right about the skies open up though this afternoon. there's a show the golden gate looking pretty good at that. but again got that overcast what's left over that marine layer and it's penetrated pretty well inland here is mount diablo just give you a general idea there again is kind of overcast scenario we have that will mix out. so say the models pretty quickly for the inland areas by 10:00am but as you can see probably before noon it will clear the coast, but there are a couple problem areas, a pair of the north bay at sonoma and also a little are in. so there we have the satellite picture the cutoff low

for action on climate change and paris demonstrators poured fake blood on the steps of the troika darrow a city landmark at the same time u.n. secretary general antonio. began a pacific region tour in new zealand highlighting increasing threats to the environment. the people of the philippines are voting in mid-term elections seen as a referendum on president rod rigo do territories crack down on drugs and orthodox style the most crucial races for half the seats in the 24 member senate which to territory hopes to fill with allies who support his legislative agenda. the united arab emirates has reported that 4 commercial ships office eastern coast were subjected to sabotage officials declined to state details earlier washington warned ships that iran or its proxies could be targeting maritime traffic in the region. berlin has been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city in 1948 the soviets closed all roads to west berlin and response u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west around the clock mo

for action on climate change and paris demonstrators poured fake blood on the steps of the troika darrow a city landmark at the same time u.n. secretary general antonio. began a pacific region tour new zealand highlighting increasing threats to the environment. voters in northern india have cast ballots in the 2nd to last round of a 7 phase general election more than 100000000 people across 7 states were eligible to vote on sunday the election is being seen as a referendum on prime minister no ranter modi and his hindu nationalist b j p party . gunmen have killed 6 people in an attack on a catholic church and burkina faso the attackers set fire to the church and several shops in the northern town of dob low before looting the local health center it was the 2nd attack on christians in 2 weeks. berlin has been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city in 1948 the soviets closed all roads to west berlin and response u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west around the clock moscow gave up its block